Analysis of Time And Date To Celebrate
Lawrence S. Pertillar 1947 (Connecticut)
The time and date to celebrate possibilities...
Is right now!
The future is here to have made it clear,
That those determined to live in the past...
Are unconscious not to see,
What has gone to wish it back...
Has left us all.
Not to return.
Leaving them unaccepting,
Of truth, reality and the presence of facts.
This attempt to prevent what is.
Can be said to them is asinine.
But their minds are stuck and fixed.
As if,
A keeping their stirring around...
Long enough in quicksand.
Will eventually create,
Them to stand up tall and strong on cement.
Yet...
Continue they do to refuse to reinforce,
The very foundations...
Built in steel, cement and indestructable,
Faith and belief for centuries supported...
By the people.
And only the people.
Doing their best not to allow,
A future they know to have and now...
Crumbled by the very ones,
Too deluded; self righteous.
And minds to fiction themselves to believe,
They were born to lead.
Rule, control indefinitely.
To disbelief,
What they do to others done purposely.
Will leave them left free,
From paying the consequences...
Of their thoughtless and mindless actions.
Although this to say,
Will go in one ear and out the other.
Like it has always been,
For those who rather hear what the want.
With ears that lie.
Done to later make excuses.
Using alibis to deny.
They cheered to applaud,
A destruction of themselves.
But tried to avoid their participation of it!
'And...ummm...
You claim to have only been,
A visiting tourist?
Like the others who,
Got caught up in the havoc.
Not to know,
You were up to your knees in quicksand?
Believing,
If you stay to stir it up enough...
Will ultimately turn into cement.
With a strengthening a valued foundation.'
'I swear I didn't know.
What I did would be that noticeable.'
'Well...
Time and date to celebrate,
Your loss of memory.
Could perhaps restore,
What it was to remember...
Why you are here and what it was you did.'
'Only you and no one else,
Could have prevented your tour and visit.
Whose next?
Also needing their memory restored!'
'But...
I am a native born citizen.'
'And...
Also a God fearing patriot too,
Right?'
'Look around.
You may have forgotten.
But believe this or not.
Others in this court you see,
Are not willing to allow you...
To destroy their conscious to keep,
Kept beliefs.
Knowing their entitlements to receive,
Come to them free.
Although not yet equally.
But that in the future,
Can and could be a possibility.
Next!'
'Don't tell me.
You too have loss of memory?'
'Much time you too will get,
To celebrate your empty victory!'
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Metre | 01011100100 111 0101111111 1101011001 110111 1111111 1111 1101 1011 1110001011 10110111 11111110 1111101 11 01011001 10101 10100001 1111101101 1 01011101101 010010 1010101 10011100010 1010 010010 10111101 010111101 1010101 1010110 0111001101 10111 10101000 101 1111101100 11111 1100100 111001010 1111 1101101010 11111 111101101 1111 11101010 1010101 11101 0010101 111011001011 1 1111101 010010 10101 1110010 111 10111101 010 111111101 1100010101 10100010010 111101 1111111000 1 101110 111100 10101 1111010 1111011111 1010111 1101011010 11 1010110001 1 110101100 0 1001101001 1 101 111010 101111 1001111 11101011 10111011 101 1010100101 1111 111100 110010 101100100 1 111 11111100 111111 110110100 |
Closest metre | Iambic trimeter |
Characters | 2,610 |
Words | 567 |
Sentences | 70 |
Stanzas | 13 |
Stanza Lengths | 10, 8, 19, 10, 11, 2, 6, 4, 2, 3, 13, 2, 2 |
Lines Amount | 92 |
Letters per line (avg) | 21 |
Words per line (avg) | 5 |
Letters per stanza (avg) | 150 |
Words per stanza (avg) | 35 |
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Written on September 15, 2022
Submitted by lpahtillah on September 15, 2022
Modified on March 05, 2023
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